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i have 2 clients that live in physically separate but close dwellings on the same property.<br />
Client 1(PC) is hard wired to her router and client 2 had a PC and used client 1's wireless signal.<br />
Client 2 bought an ipad and a Mac compatible wireless printer. Is there anyway client 2 can can keep using<br />
the client 2 signal?<br />
I understand the current router has to be changed because it isn't Mac (air) compatible, Is there a router<br />
that sends an air signal that can also be hard wired to a PC? Any suggestions?<br />
Thanks
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i have 2 clients that live in physically separate but close dwellings on the same property.
Client 1(PC) is hard wired to her router and client 2 had a PC and used client 1's wireless signal.
Client 2 bought an ipad and a Mac compatible wireless printer. Is there anyway client 2 can can keep using
the client 2 signal?
I understand the current router has to be changed because it isn't Mac (air) compatible, Is there a router
that sends an air signal that can also be hard wired to a PC? Any suggestions?
Thanks

Wireless use with Mac and PC

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Windows OS

Wireless networking is anything related to the transfer of data between two (or more) devices without the use of a physical connection, ranging from getting advice on a new Bluetooth headset to configuring sophisticated enterprise level networks.